Carved on a 35 hectares of plain and rolling hills, the 18-hole golf course in Brgy. San Sebastian claims an undisputed pre-eminence in golfing history. Built in 1907 by a group of British and Scottish expatriates working on the Panay Railway System, it distinguishes itself from other clubs as not only a place for recreation but a historical landmark as well.

Present in the golf course are remnants of old golfing structures, evidence of the turn-of-the-century era structures. These old golfing structures and landmarks include sandboxes, 10th Tee Stone stairways, Alexander Ditch and Ponds, and Centuries-old Acacias. Also excavated from the one of the ponds in the golf course are rare 1800's golf balls which which was probably lost in play by the founders.

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